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Room 1 new double point plug point with box and calvinized pype 2 existing plug point with new box and double point plug 2 blank box and cover for unused underfloor heating point 2 existing light box and dimmable toggle switch 1 new light switch with box and dimmable toggle switch 3 light fittings installed Living area 10 new double point plug point with box and calvinized pipe 6 existing plug point with new box and double point plug 1 oven point with new box and isolator 2 new light switch with box and dimmable toggle switch 8 new light switch circuits 6 dimmable globes cool white for spots lights 6 new light switch with box and dimmable toggle switch in calvinised pipe and fittings installed 2 move and adjust light fittings Stairs 2 existing light box and dimmable toggle switch 1 light fittings installed Sub DB 1 split of circuits fo non essential and essential
Please email me, I will then respond from there. "SCE" portable electrical oil finned heater defective (not switching on). LED on on-off switches also not illuminating. Thermostat makes clicking sound when turning lever. Already tested on alternative power supply without successes. Require quote to repair.
Our HWC switch on the main electric panel has been tripping for the passed week, I thought I repaired it by resetting the main and earth switches but the problem persisted days later. I noticed that the resistance of the HWC (geyser) switch is weak, which I think is the cause of it immediately falling down once pushed up.
What would the estimated full installation costs be for a stand-by PV system versus a single large generator for an old-age complex of say 80 homes (ranging from single to 3 bedrooms). Most of them are in clusters of 4 adjoining homes. In addition, there is a Care Centre of 10 units plus a separate office for 2 staff members. We live in Hayfields, Pietermaritzburg. We have many power outages so struggle with signal issues, please try the number above between 10am and 12pm or alternatively, email me.
Five room with double garage and bathroom kitchen with three separate double plugs and one single plug and sitting room with two separate double plug, the other three rooms each with two separate double plugs, eight outside lights operating with day/night sensor one plug in garage and two bathroom and isolator for stove. Each room with single switch and two passage switch and light in veranda.
4 bedrooms 1 bathroom in the main 1 bathroom for the rest of the bedroom s Sitting room Dining room Kitchen Double garage 10x outside led spotlights 2x outside normal lights 1x socket outlet for geyser Please include 2 quotes 1 with downligts, chandeliers and special lights in the bedroom and family rooms 1 with normal lights and normal plugs Please also include labour cost and call out charges so I can know how much I must budget for. Thank you
Urgent: A complex in La Lucia require 7 floodlights to be installed into already existing points (replacing of old floodlights) As part of a Body Corp, We also require the necessary documentation: 1. CIPC registration 2. Letter of good standing - Dept of Labour 3. Confirmation of Banking Details 4. Liability insurance
I am looking to have this done next month. Please only contact me telephonically from 1 August. We can then discuss properly. Solar panels, inverter and lithium batteries required for a 4 bedroom house. Geysers NOT to be on system. Normal household appliances to be used - no high draw current required. Preferred system: SunSynk Guarantee required for waterproofing of roof after installation.
I have a secondary DB board for a cottage. The cottage is fed either from eskom or my solar, but the cottage geyser drains the solar battery. There is a meter in the secondary board. The work I require is either to run a second wire from the main board to the second board for the geyer and have a second meter, or to take a feed from other circuits in the secondary board to feed some lights and plugs from the solar during load shedding - also requiring a second meter I think. Hopefully there is space in the board for a second meter. Then there is a circuit that is disconnected because it caused a leakage trip, probably due to a shared neutral, shared between the main and secondary boards.
This enquiry relates to a single story 3 bedroom house that is nearing the end of renovation and probably be put up for sale in two or three months. As far as I know , a registered electrician has worked on tbe house recently but don't know what was done. However I know that another one has to inspect and advise on any repairs required. I think the house is approx 50yrs old